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Bhowie · Apr 20, 2011

Manton, you are a tall drink of water.

Manton · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by quar

Sweet pants. Nice shirt too. Is that a Geneva?
Kabbaz.

Originally Posted by texas_jack

Is that a bespoke tie?
No.

Eustace Tilley · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by Manton

Kabbaz.

Wow - a Kabbaz in the wild!

Ataturk · Apr 20, 2011

A Kabbaz shirt in the wild--can it be?

It looks like he didn't quite slope the shoulders enough for you. Hmm. Might just be how you're standing.

Lightbringer · Apr 20, 2011

The Ercole is a bit too full and high for me. I do hope to see more examples of Ambrosi's work though.

cronicmole · Apr 20, 2011

Ambrosi should be happy that most of these SF'ers are civilized people...seeing him type and be active on SF and still disregard e-mails and have the audacity to talk about SF members..could only lead to me putting hands on him when I saw him during his visit.

sellahi22 · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by Manton

Kabbaz.

Interesting. The cuffs look slightly large, seem to be sliding a bit down your hand. Maybe it's just the camera playing tricks, or maybe it's just that I like french cuffs to be as tight as possible.

quar · Apr 20, 2011

I suspected it was a Kabbaz. I recognised the fabric and collar from some photographs you posted years ago of your AK shirts resting on hangers. Although I wanted to suggest it, it seemed almost ridiculous to suggest that we were looking at a Kabbaz in the wild.

SA should charge you 30% more for pants based upon how much bloody fabric he would need to cut to drape those legs of yours.

imatlas · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by Ataturk

A Kabbaz shirt in the wild--can it be?

It looks like he didn't quite slope the shoulders enough for you. Hmm. Might just be how you're standing.

What do you see?

DutchDaedalus · Apr 20, 2011

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imatlas · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by DutchDaedalus

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Fixed.

quar · Apr 20, 2011

mafoofan, that photograph of you in the Ambrosi's looks fantastic, worth every dollar spent I think.

Wes Bourne · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by TRINI

Shaun Whnay?

Originally Posted by edmorel

whnay's was riding pipe when shawn was still in his diapers. whnay is an old school pipe rider.

Originally Posted by TRINI

LULZ

Originally Posted by edmorel

I luv whnay

yeah, whnay is cool.

Originally Posted by gdl203

Ever heard of the magic number referred to as the "golden ratio"?

Let's see...

established that his other pants (hereby labeled "b") have 60% of the handwork of his Ambrosi pants (labeled "a")

So we have:

⇔

⇔

On the other hand, the golden ratio derived by the quadratic formula is

Yes, you correctly identified a 3% difference between these two numbers.

Is it at all possible that

's 60% number was a little bit of an approximation? I say that's possible... it's possible...

Duuuuuuuuude, no ******* clue what any of that ^ means, but:

Originally Posted by Big A

A brilliant summation ... I'm not sure anything more can be said.

Well, you sure took care of that now, didn't you?

Big A · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by Wes Bourne

Well, you sure took care of that now, didn't you?

Self control - not my strong suit.

Ataturk · Apr 20, 2011

Originally Posted by imatlas

What do you see?

Bright red lines. Well, okay, I added them, but they're over folds in the fabric running from the neck to the armpits--usually indicates that the fronts aren't sloped enough for the wearer's shoulders.

But I don't claim to know anything about drafting shirt patterns, so take what I say with a grain of salt.

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